Here’s an interesting report from Keith Millar.
Southern Tanzania, 2018: Keith Millar, 2 weeks & 40 species including Honey Badger, Southern and Eastern Tree Hyrax, McMillan’s Thicket Rat and Red Rock Rat.
Jon
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